How wide is the swingset/slide exactly? (Without the trampoline ?)we are tight on the width space. Does it "lift" when being used?
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Don't know the exact width but it does lift off the ground. Had to buy extra long swirly stakes from home depot. The ones it comes with are not secure. We live in Seattle where the ground is always wet. The canopy also broke in the firsthand storm. I would spend an extra $100 on something more durable. We also spent money to change out the seats. The ones it comes with are plastic and not flexible. When she swung high she slipped off the swing and fell hard on her bottom. Between the extra swings and stakes we spent an extra $75 anyway. Hope this helps!
1188456
I was able to sit crossed legged in the glider. It was tight but I was able to. Hope this gives you an idea of width
745676
No I haven't. The slide is in a long box about 4 ft. It is awkward to lift, but not heavy. It's a terrific slide. You'll love the slide.
54579
At least 50 feet by thirty feet taking the slide into consideration and the basketball area. Remember to have clearance around the top( tree branches/ or bushes) for the swing and the glider.
1037152
The slide surface is approximately 24" (not including the guard). The overall width of the slide is approximately 44" and extended approximately 38" out from the bounce house.There were 3 features that customers (like you) had asked for, and we listened. (1) The slide was designed with suitable "incline/length" and therefore,it is a viable slide which balanced the speed as well as safety. (2) The built-in basketball hoop, and (3) The full velcro opening, and the upper part of the slide created a functional ball pit which supercharged the bouncing fun. These 3 added features are well worth the extra money. The slide surface is approximately 24" (not including the guard). The overall width of the slide is approximately 44" and extended approximately 38" out from the bounce house.There were 3 features that customers (like you) had asked for, and we listened. (1) The slide was designed with suitable "incline/length" and therefore,it is a viable slide which balanced the speed as well as safety. (2) The built-in basketball hoop, and (3) The full velcro opening, and the upper part of the slide created a functional ball pit which supercharged the bouncing fun.... » Read More The slide surface is approximately 24" (not including the guard). The overall width of the slide is approximately 44" and extended approximately 38" out from the bounce house.There were 3 features that customers (like you) had asked for, and we listened. (1) The slide was designed with suitable "incline/length" and therefore,it is a viable slide which balanced the speed as well as safety. (2) The built-in basketball hoop, and (3) The full velcro opening, and the upper part of the slide created a functional ball pit which supercharged the bouncing fun. These 3 added features are well worth the extra money. « Show Less
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The slide is narrow, great for a child but too narrow for an adult to use. The slide is 24 inches wide tot, I left a 30 inch opening on the deck and it fit with about 3 inches on each side.
1037150
As wide as the top of the slide. It is however a little deep to the floor so I use a cushion at the bottom. My Grandkids LOVE this. They ask for it every time they visit. I can measure it if you need me to. Hope this helps.
2221817
The slide is not very big; maybe a foot high or so. It really is there to help kids get in and out of the bounce house.
493250
I have folded up our trampoline once and will never do it again. It's scary! The use our kids get out of it is with the space it takes up though.
2109406
Our swing was about 45" wide-just a small 2 seater-we measured like u did, had to return it as it was too large.
2095609
About 1.5 inches is right, not too big for my small 4 year old (5 now and still swinging).
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i just measured mine - it is about 5 1/2 by 7 1/2 feet (these are approximations). And it is not completely even - as you can see in the picture, the pool tapers in a little bit by the slide. I measured at the widest points. My son (four years old) and an adult can both play in the pool comfortably...
1160953
It is low, we took it off when our son was three because it looked like he could easily flip all the way over. I can't give you the exact number because I don't know where it is -- but just plan on not using it if you buy the trampoline (which is really good)
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I have to tell you, I'm a grandmother who has a 55' zip line, the triple ladder, a low protected trampoline in the backyard and STILL this swing is the children's favorite. The height from the ground had to depend upon the height of the children using it. That is if you don't want to have to 'help them on' everytime. I have a 5 yr old and a 3 yr old and I placed mine 1 1/2' off the ground. The higher you can hang it the better. I have mine hung 25' up but am going to hang it higher as soon as possible.Good Luck!! They are gonna really enjoy this swing
1890227
Our child has been playing with this house since she was 1 yr old. I think there is a version with a swing. I would ask the manufacture this question. You should be able to look at the specs online and find the measurements... Then convert them to cm. There are apps online that will do that for you.
559886
It is only about 2 feet by 2 feet so it doesn't take up as much room as a traditional swing...it's also low to the ground...I use mine for the baby while I'm studying...it's very unobtrusive
512065
It is probably 8-10" wide at the top, but we returned this slide because it had no weight or security at the bottom, so when my kid climbed up the ladder, the whole thing flipped backward. I don't recommend this slide.